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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
ASKING FOR LOWER DUTIES on SALT

THE BUTTER AND CHEESE MEN VOTE To SEND
PETITION TO CONGEESS
The Wholesale Butter Cheese and Egg Dealers As
ISOLATION Of New York held special meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Mercantile Exchange. H. h. Miller
presided aud v. = Temple was secretary Resolutions
were in which declared that the dallyieh
OF the United states Obliged to buy English dairy
salt by reason OF its superior quality and were therefore
compelled pay wentyseven cents duty per Sack OF
225 pounds twelve cents per 100 pounds wme 10 inc
pork and fish packers a rebate OF the tariff was allowed
on all salt used in goods packed for export IL WIS
therefore resolved that the Wholesale Butter cheese
and Egg Dealers ASS citation should petition Congress
TO remove tariff salt or modify 1t that the duty
would fall equally on all consumers. 1t was explained
that American daryuen almost universally prefer
English dairy salt to American salt because the latter
contains minerals that injurc the quality OF the Duer
The oleomarearine laws then considered 1t was
said that the oeomargarine interest OF this state was
making Preparations have the law repealed or amend
ed at the coming of the LEGISLATURE The asso
citation there ore called the attention OF tile dairymeu or
the statc to the importance DETECTING senators and As
scmbly men thi. 'a!i who would support the eAsuhS
law concerning the sac OF olcom rgarine.
C. f. Eussins of the Retail Merchants Association
wrote To ask whether the report was true that the manu-
facture and sale of adueratod cheese were going on
ghout the state Tie association passed rcso
i,n I'm which il rogue itcd the Retail Merchants Assocla
ton through IT. proper official give the dairynen IN
formation ON tli. point and committees wa appointed
to inye-ugae the matter Assistant Dairy commii 'i"her
T. f. Van Nakruburgh said that great deal hdd Drrh
done 20 iniurc cheese trade IN this state anu maj Iu
thrr attempt, ware being made NJ. Al NdIAohp"I-i
sttcl ma, r had looked through half the state. inspect
in some dlrics three times, and that there was
not scnta OF cy icnce ior this assertion 50 I"r aS o
will give" said he. any person Of this state or
any other ~ta ~loO n he cau produce evidence that
cheese IL adulteracl 10 New YORK state now or was
last season" ,,.-....t,
Besldrs visiting the crcanerics. the CommSsloner sam
he had taken a lar-s number OF samples OF dHeteht
marks OF cheese he market. and had had them ana
lived lie nat also male inquiries of many dealers ana
found that the; sncw nothing about authorizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
AN OFFICIAL CRITIC CRITICISED.

To the Edftor 81 Thc TrtbUnc
SIR: In Interview with secretary whitney DAY OF
ago Thc H,rr reporter quotes him - saving aoont
tine cruiser chicago: " ihrrc Is not enough oi
cushion steam when piston roI goes down To pre-
vent u,tnfi, The valve, will nave 10 be altered 40 ~
t. AVOID th, al DELAY % PROBABLY hlrty dav' before
the ,hc ~, .,pn nor uid Trap Val ~ an 'VolApo
NoW tI~ult u ohvnIs - -'crypOIN wAo Knows any
thing a. all about 4 scan engine that II MI whitney
uiiorei the anrVr qust;l hs Is Ignorant 81 the hp-
beet watch lie attempts explain. me altering OF mo
81, oar ni tbs valves To upt.ng Of E- lack OF khoWl
ot the part. ~ p II he wa correctly 70
pprc,J N 4 mat a hour, ONLY ami nst 81 lhlfp
daqs" The pupir ha, hc,a deceived tc1 such ny mo
Nayy Department al Washington relative to these vos
scl~ hulli bv the III ,l srel John Roach. y
AtT. iOiL, Oct. D. 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

CANDIES y. j., oct II tSy'cihi. August Win"lc u
living at the poi1t o. death IN ais h>Le here. VITA MS
sknl fracture l. aud Ionn Rosa Is IN jail chartei win
ass,uiti q, MIN The tvomon aro Ger ntus who work
I'm whitney Bro hers glass works. ',crlty VINE at
work they wranglcd trivial matter ANA came 10
blows hut were separated by their fellow w0rN men
Rosa slipped out of the factory ahead oi al, i'io
when WORK was done night. aud apparently Ihy IN
wait Wrinkle As the latter walking down nar
street, I,sssa Jumped out AMI dealt him blow with "A
heavy iron bar that knosAei him down. Winkle was
nickcd m inssusible Rosa arrested and commit
Tod TO a. wait tho result OF Minklos Injuries
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. l4-Ths tih AMI last hav Of tho
newmarket second October The for the Prem
der Stakes by a length by Baron e En,hsrhs
bav hlly Her Maicsy. Tho Duke Of Hami'ton's hay lilly
Dh appointment second, three quarters of length IN
front Prince Solykrns chestnut FLY Loveiu dlc ness
thrd The lest betting to- Her Majesty 10 :
against Disappointment against Love in-i"c-
NESS
The Tor the Greet Challenge Stakes won by TWO
lengths 10y captain Mach~ ycst-,d bav cot klwa
in front 81 Slr l. Jrrincs tw"-vroli Gust
nut colt Man Inrd he betting tho was 8
Kllwarlm. against FrOuessc and 10 against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

A PAYMAsTEE's CLERK CIAEGED WITH TllEFr
WAsmINGTON. oct. IA naval court martial u con
slst of ptdin g. G. Carpenter Captain L. \ bc'F''ec'
Paw Director e. W Abbptt. Pay Director q. l. Ih"rht''
(apt.4n Joseph O'kane, Commander j. !. M''"'I"b
an .ymascr Joseph Foster. with Lieutenant Adolph
Marx judge Advocate has been ordered To meet a.
FOR snouih. y. H. Thursday October 20. to con-
tinur until December 81, Tor tne trial 81 PhYmSlrfs
Clerk l:chdrd II. Pain, who Is CHARGED WIN hrlI'
Pains IA been clerk Piyut,irr Pam tn al III Iofs
mouth NaNt Yar since september |. l~CG and hetw"ch
that dat. an .y - last ltls charged tht' u" 'lpc
$50 from IA" I.tvua-fcr', safe Inc amount o M
nr aion na- been good To the Government by
PJyula, fcr putHiiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Earned Runs-~t LOni-. 2; Detroit. . First base on cr
ror-~t LOUIS. Detiot 2 Icft on bases II Louis ;
DETROIT Is. Frst base balls La, ]. I1bn-oh J,
Thompson J. Struck Gleason l. 10 lie l. IN IA. gi, ~
Bennett 2 stolen bascs-iatham GlrsOl j. riufheit
Robinson l. Dunlap Rowe II non l. 1"obirr ID l.
WEIGH ], Bennett J. EOubr EODusOu '0iuskH
!. by lltchcT-tetSon =. Robinson id rchet
conway ,. Carruthels l. Passed bdli-Sune. Umines-
Kelly and tialBry Iiue-l:f5.
The LOUIS and Detroit CLUBS VIII play at the Poo
Grounds today he game called a ; = ~. 1hc
will arranged substantially te as Yesterday.
except that VIII play mrs, base e r1t and
Getzein Will pitch Foutz VIII pitch for the ST. Loui,
rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

WA,UINGTo>. Get ll-~ome days ago there "i' pre-
scented thc Treasury Dep 'rncn Tor redemption " '''
no,c alleged 10 have been i,~got by the Republic "f
Tc1a, ~ l-l Pay urnt WAS aiAr unI"r me proVI"hS
OF the act admitting rcNae the Union by wh"h Inc
Government n,,lmrd 500 900 a. The STATE debt mo
It-i oHtlnilcr l. t-cdct INT m noe not = Nhl
ciait. q .ans Govern tent, ntsnhch ~ mere -
great doubt OF ana thA, even u Ee"c'
n Il n1iIL.,rI
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iilusiraI 1nstrumenis.

FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
standing IN tune MInufactories and stOrevooms All 10
2SU,st, s67 Broadway. lSth-st tDltson's
Building. Pianos exchange rented. or instruments
4 NUMBER of Grand, Upright and Square
L Pianos mako slightly use almost as good IS
and fully warranted Will be soil at liberal reduction
from resuAr prices. Pianos to rent
WIN KNABE & Co.
liz Fi;thave above l6th-st
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Dresemaklng.

nRESSMAKER.-By an expeilenced cutter
| J tnJ inter m families by the day hoou9h IN every
.uneror lraptng ald sleev adjusting - % per
,ay DKEssMAkER. Tribune once
NRFSSMAKER.-i competent dreSsmakcr
J wishes a few more gagcmsntS by the day. Address
MI, w ]. DEGNAN, iJi shave
nRESSMAKER.-By superior dressmaker
~ Jew more engagements by the day IN families quick
fitting AMI designing specially referencc Al
Ires, MISS ACKLE 359 West 47th-st. I'd nat front
nRESSMAKER.-By a thoroughly competent
drcssnaker wishes few engagements hy day week.
Address DOUGLASS. 100 East 75thst
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Professional.

4 MAN of middle age, who has been actively
~ engaged than % with OF our largest
corporations desires TO make change Anv mercantile
IN forwarnr warehOusemen wanting tho
of competent person fully acquantct with the
business AMI having extensive acquant
nce trade will please address A. b., Box
GAS General Post Olcc. References unexcepiionable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
wARAtoNG TIE cHERoKEES FEARED

TAuLrQuEuA l. T.. Oct ll-rhere Is serious trouble
antcipated here when the Cherokee Council meets next
Monday IL II hard to see Row bloodshed can We
averteL When the late election over, on the fdcc OF
the returns. a, ccrtiicl by the nine National CLERKS
Io ,v,s Wa dee AIRED elected as Chief by li3 ma
iolty since then returns nave been - chdhseu 81
To count IN Robert Blnch the oppo'I"A cAh''u'c
I nriir, arc gathering M force aud declare thcr re-
spectiy q candidates Will be- seated.
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AcorlLrrp or cnARGK or F0RGFRr.

NEw-HAyEN. oct II SDeciai The jury IN tho case OF
f. W. Franklin OF Bro,tyn. charged with forging tho
name OF schemn.cr 20 noto for $780, whlch lie
gave to the osborn Cneeseman Company. OF Ansoh'a
Tor whom he acted "a emit returned verdict or not
guilty today ,crd-oerltiu. tTo and -hat hours
IL Is considered = remarkable acqultttL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
Go t0hom it man Concern.

If this should meet the eye of CATHERINE
L MEEHAN. daughter OF Patrick Meehan and Mary Nee
han his wife formerly Dungur County OF Louth in Ire
land or legal OF the sail Catherine
Nee,n she or they Will something their
by applylng Chambers. Bruce Il IcNaD. OF BIsbane
Ouerns land Austria solicitors. Any person who give
any concerning the present whereabouts OF the
ia Catherine Meehan requested to communicate at once
with the said CHAMBERS BRUCE McNAB at their said
addra.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

NEwHAyEN. oct II tSprcuIN. after o CLOCK
this afternoon Policeman Tho Kennedy vas stricken
with paralysis while duty. lie was stationed LOT
,enr al the New Haven aiiroal and knew all the prom
iuen nen IN the county by slSAt and was wen known
by the travelling public.
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TuIRD-HASDfcAP. lie MILES

sIxTH-HANDiCAP STEEPLECHAsE. FULL COURSE.
The usual array of cDtre.
FIRST RACE 1870 T.. NJ.
Harlem Railroad will special from Grand Central
station 1900 10 l34j Landing at the race
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co,op.n propIr ,yIOYED BY RUFFIANS

coLOReD PEOPLE ANNOYED BY RUFFEANS
Iurtr Rock Ark oct. Il.-GoyernOr Hughes was
appealed to yes erry morning 10 protect the eooIeu
ueope AZ Clover Bend Lawrence County. A crowd Oh
worthless characters masked hemselyc and ordered e
negroes 10 leave, the negroes are peace'po anu '"W
of the county protect the negroes anu 10 WdAo iu'
investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

home club win play the amagam,ted team o: the Unions OF
Columbia Colo and the Cr.ckss OF stevens Insutc
TIE Manhattan ckst ub will pav the Last game OF tho
to dav ircspeot PARK against 1T ong
OF st ten Island st GEORGE AMI NewNork player Tor inc
benefit q HAIRY Tyer, tho anlaitln proiess0naL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

PI1sBUKG Oct li.-At the annual meeting OF the PITTS
burg Club today Horace Phillips reelected man
ager The lelega;es the annual meeting OF tho Nail MI
League instructed vote for the percentage system
for all the League clubs the champion cub alone
nanag instructed TO use every effort 10
CITIZEN tho club. No releases wete decided upon
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miscellaneous.

PERFECTLY SECURE lNNES VII IA !
n mai, IN First Nor gage per cent 20 Year colo
ta,or Ronis ON WORKS ocltel III this Stile nr1t '"'
city send ior HIS. d. iANoN III" i''"u"' a'
BETHLEHEM DAT FOOD stands unTIya vailed
X ar,,cie ~ diet for nfuts and inyahlS The anest
I'm tnc country dor &c indispch'aOie III Uivir
ply r,c 'tce "a ERANr X >, rs GreenNichst uEN"i
KfTIEIIN 4 Co A. Courtlmdt 1t: AgenIs New-l OK
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FOOTBAI l. AND CRICKET TO-DAY
The nrst game the champion p series OF the American
Football Union be played to-day the Staten Island
Cricket Club ground IL Livingston. Staten Island Inc
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uinier Resorts.
Gedrilero.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
supplies sSo Teacns aa0s spS oy
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union square
An experienced teacher having leisure hours,
~ will privately fit for college or business Address C. L.
$50 Broadway.
N English lady, graduate of Cambridge, de-
"A sres engagement as visiting or resident governess
acluiremenis German french semsn'a ar hate maine
BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
"A. esses supplied no charge. TEAcHE Frs resi'ersd
AVERY. american alH School bureau itsl
4 Tutors. governesses professors, teachers
"a. al branches lus Of choice sc9,i' iip2 sd 70
RiERE 81 East I7thst between 4thsv AMI Broadway
An EXPERIENCED TUTOR wishes private
nHp s ans & s fPif Box
An EDUCATED GERMAN desires private
~ pupils or position r. school teaches German
Robert c2ysT I,,h9; OK Pre,s2t NJ OF sryar
EXPERIENCED lady teacher desires visiting
ences. system. Box $50, Tribune Uptown once. 1888
EDUCATION BY CORRESPONDENCE All
II branches except mathematics terms go per month;
cultured lady eacher. - Chptonst. Newburs' n !.
COVERINGS or TEACHER.-By lady
@1ic SS n GrS-S reach and Ms Sssa
s YS g p' OBJECT fes Bolivar ss co @
GREEK A LIVING TONGUE.-Private
In classic New Testament and modern Greek
for gentlemen and lses taught by Professor j. F. LEO
SAKDS ottbe University OF Athens Address Nest0-asL
New.YorK Ci;y.
MISS UINSDALE. who has BEEN so long
vi known a. with the Dst schools OF the city,
has uuo,cur hours. which she Will devote 10 private
pupils al their own resid,n.r or a w
DRlVATE TUGTlON.-A lady of experience
having excellent from city schools wi i've
lessons IN Fus. al branca-. Address H. b. Box ~ Tribune
Uptown Office. LIB, Broadway
rEEACUERS WANTED. Ladies: German,
French and music: German. French music AMI ENGLISH
Crntleuen Ptcsics. chemistry and drawnS Eng'h and
AMY 70 NJ VI j. YOUN G FULTON. American AMI For
. IN Teachers Agency % Union square
rVUOROCGH English and piano instruction
hv a,olus adv l-tly qualified hy me- an foreign
e,ucston q. hll cure OF the EDUCATION OF two
vaunr girl. three y'l.s r. erences PRIVATE LES
SONS, tribune piosn Ohc'. l,2'- broalWaF.
XIvANIED.-A German university man to
" give lrlvtfe lessons 10 C "rN state r tircss
COLLEGt =. Box "a Tribune T. town ONCE LIS Broad
SNANTED.-Bv te1rprr o. experience
w position .ch Il verne, or comp Rnion whore
lessons Id Art att derry Hp.N b atsrahr can az
. East daily lron - 10 p m until oct ~
<NrONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU for hDt1 sA6sg Supplies PrDfassprf Elfl-
ers Governesr, Musicians llon'ekseport rompanorS co.
colleges Schools >nt flnlle' tl'p B'o>Ase?'r% 'V'f
osrAph-r. ant copylsts tn bpsne.' FIR n. . .
Mrs 4. u CULVER 5l3 shave. Ncw'fork CIty
VALE GRADUATE. experienced instructor
lour.'i,!y H., BOX To- II bune ONCE.
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4 \ English lady, graduate of Cambridge, de-
sres engagement visiting resident governess;
German French elementary Latin, msthe-
nat c. music and drawing Address NJ. ~ 1tllave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Bestiny Wellington 10 /, Hercules 5t0 2. Har
borough h.ox f. t. !. Sea Foam u l. KING Ironb.
Ter . 10 :. York; lSn IL % J.
Betting place Wellington even. Hercules even, Har
borough 10 ) Alex T. los. sea Foam to J. KING Iroab
LET = TO l. yorktown ) to J.
Auction pools yelling $50 Hercules $50 Marlborough
$50. fell 40. MutuSs paid SO 70
Wellington led he trs hurdle but went we at
The secOHd turn ia tac Held lot Alex T. through sea
Foam carried almost Oh her feet by KING Trouber and
never abb 10 recover the ground LOST Alex T. tell IL the
sion wall 4d Sea Foam shared his fate. both losing their
rders yorktown plsyet usual. boiling AT
obstacle We'll aud Har Borough drew after enter
ins The Dig field The second tine raced home lie
Tue being IN doubt 10 tie last stride when Wellington
and won by head Marlborough second five lengths
before third
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4 Tutors. gOverncSSeS, professors, teachers
"a. al branches circ1lls OF choice schools supplied 10
parents mo ern liugu.ges spoIen F. NJ KAN COY
RIERE 81 East l7th.st between iI ant Broadway
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4 y experienced teacher having leisure hours,
~ will privately fit Tor college or business Address C. L.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23

i'm Glitter BON $40 Sabren auf benz
Wege sur S1ule. 9rei babon tuas
rem DARIUS, obI6on es an ienem
Morgen gis gefroren 3atte unb bic fleis
men Burden mebrere WeileH 5uriid3u.
leaen batten. Sd fragte ben 3leinfen,
befen. Batter i'd als eiuen arbeitiamen
Farmer femme, tparurn CT BET Der 3dlte
barfuB ginsea r8ater 1T nidt i'm
Stanbe, mir S9ube gu faufen!4.-.-
Cine anbere, fpre9enbe Subtraction:
Gin Deuti9er, bel glpbe (galagban
Gountp) tpobnbaft, fdbrt m6dentIi6
mebrere MaIe cine Wagenlabung SoIs
nit 4 pferben 16 Meilen melt nod
abilene, UNI bier $3.50 bafiir gu erbals
ten. yWos bIeibt mir iibris", fagte er,
lid muB iebeu, elm paar Gents su Ders
bienei1, um 2ebensmittel unb Samerl
su ta%ufenl"
Io9 elm umtanb fdnst mebr un6
mebr an. bebenfli6 gu tperben-es 1T
Der eintretenoe Wafermangel fir bas
0ieb, tpeIfes fd big iebt nod INNER
in leioIi1 gutem 3uifanb erbalten bat.
S6on miifen ginIelne meilenweit bas
WaKer fabren, um elm paar Mildtabe
uno RdIber gu trdnfen uno elm Gns.
Idnber, Der Dor etpa Is Mpnaten H9
bier anfaufte unb Bis iebt fdon mebr
aIs $50. 900 in 9ano unb 8ieb angelegt
bat, mubte in poriger Wo9e ieinen
geger Is Gectionen umfafenben pa'
ffure 6ffnen, neil er fein WaRer mebr
fur fein 8ieb bate. uno bobei befibt
er WaFerl66er, bic ansebli6 niemals
supor ausgesangen finbl Wenn man
bierbon i'm 8 odommer b6rte,
tpiirbe man iid ueuiger Dunoerr, aber
bas sei9iebt iebt i'm Griibling 9, mo-
fonft bon Waiiermansel gar nidt bic
Nebe 1T.
Gs bebarf mobl nidt erf Der Werfs
deruns, baB i'd MUIR SbatIa@en bets
ri6te, bic i'd ieben NusenbIid nit ben
granddaughter 3eusniRsn srbdrtsn
f6nnte. D. y.
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mas tann eefmeben =

Ourd ~nodmaIigem 8triud unb aufrt9ter'
baltuna bes Mutbes fam manAes erreitt per'
Ben, mos unm6sIid srfGeint. eunoerie bon
uunaslofer Sale bou aieren. nub eeberlsibsn
fuS bur4 electric Bitters sebeiIt iuoroen, naa'
BEN alss ibrise bersebli9 periudt ipuroe.
Darum benfs mai nidt, bab Is feline Seiluns
aiebt, lonbern bsrfude electric gittert. %
eiebt feline anbers NsbiSin, bic 70 psrfett unb
hder bas BInt reinisi. electric 8itters beilt
Dpepepfa. Sarn. unb ale !frantbeiien Der
Rieren. llnf6dbbar in alsu Wasen. uno
Qeberfranfbeiten. gu baben fur SO Gents bic
6Iafae bel u. Dreib.
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Grfah ftr 6alpmel mmp Gbtntn.

simmons 2iber Regul o.
tor. rein begetabilii9. III on 2raft
Der bIaueu Mafe ober benz @aIomel
gIeiG, aber pbne bic i9dblihen eigen'
Tdaften bes Iebteren Mittels. $50
babe Simmons 9eber @egulator ges
braudt unb finbe. baB er cine Wor'
trefFtde 9r3nei III, tpel@e sauberbaft
auf bic Qeber tpirft. gs if eth 80rs
tretFi@er grfab fir gaIomel. 9abe
ibl BET Galeafieber unb Sr6pfelfieber
patienten probirt unb fur elm ganS be-
fr~iebigenbes Seilmittel ertannt.
Or. s. 8. Baden, Clinton, %.
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aetoem, tueldse bic Nierem ansreifen

Xetoett, Weld1e Die wherein on0rctIeu,
aeb6ren su ben fdIimmiten, bic man tennt.
Sarnrubr. bic 8risbt'f9. aranibeit, Slafen.
CRIES unb anbere qeipen Der 9ieren unb Der
BIaIe peroen in f&meren Gdusn sep0buIi4
niGt sebeilt, aber is t0nnen ourd aeitise 9,.
banbIung berbntet ueroeu. GIN ipertbooues
snregungsmitteI Der Sarnbrifen 1T inimer in
Sofetfers Masenbitters sefuuben
tucrben, cine Msbi;in, tueIde ibnen ni9t MIR
bic nOtbise anresuns bsrIeibt, tpsnn fe tn I'm
tbdtisfeif berfalIen, ionoern aud ibre arafte
uab ihr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dermebrt Sn.
benz fe lie Sbd.isteit Der glieren uno Der 9lafe
berfartt. bat biefe Wsbisin bic %iueitere @ir.
fang nnreinbeiten aus Rem gIute aus3uideis
ben, beren ausf9sibuns unb abfabrnns BON
Dieien Orsanen gan; ALIEN beiorgt merben
mus. Das grtters 1T aud Elm Reinisunss.
unS RraftigunssmitteI Der Ginsetueibe unb oes
Waeens, elm Mittel obne 9leiden sesen biIi6fe
0eiSeu uub @ehidfeber. 60 pirft elmer Nei.
auns ;u fribssiiissm gerfau sntsesen. uno
biIbst cine Stibe nnb cine erquidung far bic
AIten unb S1uaden.
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Muireauna In 9eras.

9rose aufresuns purbe in oer rlHseeenb
bon Varis, Seras, 6ur& bic @enefunq bes Srn.
3. G. gorlep bsrborsernfen. DeritIbe mar 70
bilHos. baB er H6 i'm Bette nitt bsrum3uorss
BEN. Obsr nur ben aopf gu bsbsn Ssrmodte. See
hermann CLAUDE. bae sr an Der ausasbrnns
ferbe. cine Yrobeaafde bon Or. Rings Neip
Oissoberb puroe ibm sefdidt. Sietburd fihlte
er ii9 sefrdftist uno faufle cine srobs Glai9s
unb cine Sda9teI bon Or. Rings aetp eife
pias. nnb nadboem er ,pei Glafden oapon elm
genos men bate, mar er geluno uno bate 30
Rfuno ON Gleild s%eipounen.
Gratis. Qrobeaafdsu bel u Orete. Grobs
GIafHen 81.
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= @effern Nbenb fano In 2rif9'S
6aae cine probe Der MaRen96re fatt.
Gdmmtli9e bier 8ereiue batten fid
e~iuaefunoen. Wa1 Der probe lub Der
.Jrobinn" feline Sdfte gum gOmmers
elm, benz Serr S9lelning prdfbirte.
Sc uurben peri6iebene ernfie uro lau'
nise Soaite aussebrddt unb eben iOI4e
0ortrdge gebalten. Nad Mitternadt
erfoIste S1luB Der fr6bIi6en Sibuns,
bel wel@er bic @aftfreunbli9feit bes
,Jroblinn" bon allen Seiteu anerfannt
tuurbe. 2ommenoen Diensfag fino bic
Sdnser @dfie bes BeetbOpen : Mdnner'
DIOR.
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s6s- Der @efansperein ryieber'
trans" peranftaltet am Samftag
Nbenb In Der Mrbeiter : 1ereins . 0aae
fem er5fes Ron5ert. Oas uns porlies
genbe programm 1T febr rei9baItis
unb es itebt iebem geiuGer elm GROCER
@enuB in 4usiht. gintritt rs gents;
referpirte Gibe so @ents.
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0udleuS Mrniea.G Gable.

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Quetftunsen, @efGnire, 6ieber. unb eant'
susf&Iae, BIsdts, ~seiprunstne Sdnbe, 6roa'
beuIen nnb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt pa.
mcrrhoibeu ober feline Besabluus. goais,
SatisEeation sarantirt ober bas Sch 5rl
iuriderfattet. rs gents bic Sdadtsl bel y
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Oeuti6Iano geprIfte Sebamnie, pelde
bereiis ldnsere 3sit in Gbieago tbdt'g
mar, empfieblt ibre Sienfie benz bies
iisen publitum. Wobnftdtte: Wo. u
0ietOriasS traBe.
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fir gintrittstarten gu ieinem trfteu
Gonaert.
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sd- Bel pancoaf & So6n
finb CUTE 6erreufleiber gerobeio bil'
Iig, ME irgen6uo In Der Staot.